SD Healthcare Professional Agency Inc – Providing timely access to healthcare professionals across Canada.

SD Healthcare Professional Agency Inc. (SDHPA)

SD Healthcare Professional Agency Inc. (SDHPA) is one of Canada’s premier healthcare staffing agencies.

SDHPA was established to help address the critical and most urgent healthcare professional crisis in rural and urban communities in Canada.

Careers

If making a difference matters to you, you will enjoy working with us! Every day, we make a difference in the lives of many Canadians and newcomers. Our work inspires hope and possibility.

Whether you’re new to the workforce and looking for qualifications to jumpstart your career, a nursing student seeking to gain practical experience or an experienced professional looking for job opportunities or a newcomer seeking to upskill, SDHPA is your right choice.

Travel Nursing

Let’s take you on an adventure to live the life you want, and deserve with experiences you will never forget.

SD Healthcare Professional Agency Inc. is one of the leading relief nursing placement agencies in the healthcare industry.

We believe it’s a lifestyle filled with community spirit, culture, adventure, true Canadian beauty, and financial freedom.

Personal Support Workers

SDHPA can assist you find part-time, casual or contract Support Worker jobs in Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario and Saskatchewan. If you’re looking for a new challenge, inquire about our part-time or full-time support worker opportunities.

SDHPA offers part-time, casual and contract support worker opportunities such as:

Disability Support Workers
Domestic Assistants, Residential Care
One-on-One Support
Mental Health Support Workers
Crisis Accommodation Support Workers
Independent Living Support Workers

Training and Licensing Requirements

Healthcare workers are required by law to have the requisite professional training, certification, and authorization as care providers. They must also demonstrate continuous competence and judgements to provide safe and competent care.

In British Columbia, Ontario and Nova Scotia, all categories of nurses are regulated by a single college. In all other provinces and territories, each nursing category has its own regulatory body.

For licensing requirements and obligations, please contact your respective province or the province you intend to be licensed.